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Roll up, roll up, one and all! Herricane and I have this plan for working through Michael Spivak's Calculus together. I've dipped into it here and there in the past, but I thought it would do me good to go through it all in order. We've just started on the first problem set. The plan is to each have a go at the problems on our own, then discuss any tricky ones, or anything of especial interest. Anyone else who wants to join in, either working through the exercises, or just to comment, is welcome. The more the merrier! (Finitely more, at least. Although... maybe infinitely more would be infinitely merrier?) Demands on time mean I might be rather intermittent at it, but hopefully we'll find a pace that works.
I'm on Problem 5 in the first chapter, up to part (viii). So far so good, except that I didn't find the generalisation to n odd in Problem 1 (vi). I decided to press on and come back to that.
How're you doing Herricane?
I'm on Problem 5 in the first chapter, up to part (viii). So far so good, except that I didn't find the generalisation to n odd in Problem 1 (vi). I decided to press on and come back to that.
How're you doing Herricane?